This book is for the girl the author used to be—and for every girl who has been taught to doubt herself. Through raw, unapologetic poetry, it explores language, the female body, consent, culture, and rebellion. There was a time the author tried to fit into patriarchal norms, believing obedience would bring safety—but it only led to suffocation. Written as a form of healing, these poems question what society calls “normal” and give language to pain often silenced. This book is both a personal reckoning and a quiet revolution.
